About
Sanoe Stevenson-Egeland (b. 1998) is a painter who uses tangled composition and bright color to pry at the dialectics of her own thoughts and experiences. Trucks show up in almost all of her paintings as a means of escape, questioning the present moment and how we move through feelings of lust, loneliness, and longing. Orchestrating disarrayed moments into the two-dimensional realm, image-making becomes an innocent act of projection and a mirror for self-contradiction.
SANOE WAS BORN AND RAISED IN KAUA’I, HAWAI’I and is now based in seattle, washington. SHE RECEIVED HER BFA IN FINE ART FROM CORNISH COLLEGE OF THE ARTS IN MAY of 2020. Aside from her studio practice, sanoe manages seattle's neddy artist award program, and works as printmaking studio monitor at pratt fine arts center.
SANOE WAS BORN AND RAISED IN KAUA’I, HAWAI’I and is now based in seattle, washington. SHE RECEIVED HER BFA IN FINE ART FROM CORNISH COLLEGE OF THE ARTS IN MAY of 2020. Aside from her studio practice, sanoe manages seattle's neddy artist award program, and works as printmaking studio monitor at pratt fine arts center.